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I've got to be honest, I thought we were down after getting one point from our first 8 games, then we had a little revival, but were bottom again at Christmas and I thought we were doomed. Again we recovered, followed by another massive slump, and after getting beat off West Ham at home, and losing 5-1 to Spurs I thought 'that's it, we're really f****d '. I really cannot believe what has happened in the last few weeks, and in all my years of following my team I've never known a season like it.

 

Would I do it all again next season ? No thanks  :idiot2:

 

 

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Poyet to West Ham would be hilarious. A sidewards move that'd be a slap in the face to Sunderland. They're probably going down next season anyway, never mind with more managerial upheaval.

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Guest chopey

Somebody told me that they are losing most of their first team after tomorrow, what with loans ending and contracts running out.

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The paranoia in this thread man, as if the media gives a f*** about Sunderland enough to have an agenda against them. :lol:

 

http://www.readytogo.net/smb/threads/why-are-the-media-ganging-together-to-make-up-lies-about-safc.916819/

 

RTG mindset - The magedia hate us because we keep beating their darlings and won't go down when we're told. Conversely, fans of all other clubs love us because of our unswerving loyalty, sense of fair play and because we're basically a nicer version of the dirty mag kernts

 

Reality: No-one south of Peterlee gives a ha'penny jizz about sunderland.

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Hilarious how these are already under the impression that next season is going to be amazing for them. Do they ever learn?

 

Boom bust cycle fully underway already.

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Guest Roger Kint

Few of these are getting excited on FB after a fake looking Redbull tweet, bless them :lol:

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It's not even a great escape. They had games in hand to save themselves, and won them. They didn't come from behind with the same amount of matches left. If they won, they'd stay up. That's not a great escape. Fulham a few years ago was a great escape.

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